Flxible Pins and Buttons

Classic Flxible Script from a 1950 Flxible Bus. Timeless design and catch use of the word. Use of the Trade Marked brand from the Art Deco styling utilized in these classic people movers.

Flxible logo from my 1950 Flxible Clipper. Trademarked design from current owner of The Flxible Company. Art Deco Style design was used on these iconic people movers.

A classic logo from a 1950 Flxible Clipper Motor Coach/Bus. Timeless creation of art, trademarked and used by permission of the current owner of Flxible Bus Company

This is the Flxible Clipper from 1950. My bus to be truthful. Yes Flxible it is missing and E. It was used in 1919 as the name of a sidecar company due to Flexible being trademark protected. The E was removed and the company expanded into making busses for transportation. The classis bus has been used in many movies over the years, and has many followers of the beautifully designed Art Deco style busses. Get a piece of history, as well as a conversation starter. On top of that it jut looks cool.

This is the Flxible Clipper from 1950. My bus to be truthful. Yes Flxible it is missing and E. It was used in 1919 as the name of a sidecar company due to Flexible being trademark protected. The E was removed and the company expanded into making busses for transportation. The classis bus has been used in many movies over the years, and has many followers of the beautifully designed Art Deco style busses. Get a piece of history, as well as a conversation starter. On top of that it jut looks cool.